• Mary Anne Hobbs’ Dubstep Warz Celebrates 10th Anniversary [LISTEN]

    Exactly one decade ago, electronic music changed forever when Mary Anne Hobbs presented Dubstep Warz, a two-hour long epic back-to-back set featuring the biggest names in dubstep, on her Breezeblock show on BBC Radio 1. As the game-changing transmission celebrates its 10th anniversary, revisit the historic set by listening below.

  • Burial Shares Ghostly New Single "Temple Sleeper" [LISTEN]

    Enigmatic dubstep artist, Burial, has released his new single, "Temple Sleeper," through Keysound, which you can check out here. Like Burial's greatest songs, "Temple Sleeper" is a ghostly dance number with a propulsive beat and muddled vocal samples, though unfortunately it's all over in under three minutes. Burial fans will not be disappointed.

  • Blog Tracks Down Melissa Dawson Higgins, NASA Scientist and Unwitting Vocal Inspiration for Burial Track "Come Down To Us"

    More than a year after its release, one of the mysteries from Burial's acclaimed 2013 EP Rival Dealer has been solved: Fans and curious listeners wanted to find out who was the female voice commenting on the galaxy during the sprawling final track "Come Down To Us." Yeah I Got did the research that traced the quotes back to NASA scientist Melissa Dawson Higgins and interviewed her accordingly.

  • Ellie Goulding calls electronic producer Burial an 'all-time hero'

    The enigmatic electronic producer Burial does not perform live or appear in public, and he worked anonymously until 2008 when he was revealed to be London native William Bevan. Back in January, he confirmed his identity after releasing his latest EP, Rival Dealer. Despite his confirmed identity, not much is known about William Bevan. Giving us a glimpse inside the person behind the music, Ellie Goudling spoke with Billboard and called Bevan an "all-time hero" of hers.

  • British producer Burial confirms his true identity

    Enigmatic British producer, Burial, has officially revealed his identity through a post on his label Hyperdub's website. It shows an image of William Emmanuel Bevan, who had been attributed as the man behind Burial but never confirmed, which sparked conspiracy theories on the producer's true identity. Bevan also included a note with the photo and promised his supporters new music in 2014 to follow up December's Rival Dealer EP.

  • Burial releases new EP, 'Rival Dealer' [STREAM]

    London's Burial (born William Bevan), considered to be one of the world's best electronic producers, has delivered on his announcement to release a new EP by the end of 2013. The new effort, called, Rival Dealer, consists of three tracks that span 28 minutes. In anticipation for its official December 16 release via Hyperdub, the three songs are streaming in full now.

  • Electronic producer Burial has announced a new EP due out December 16

    London's Burial (born William Bevan), considered to be one of the world's best electronic producers, has announced the release of a new EP. According to NPR, not many details have been released on the EP other than that it will contain three tracks lasting 28 minutes total
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